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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF FEBRUARY 18,1999 PSA#2285United States Property And Fiscal Office for Tennessee, P.O. Box 40748,
Powell Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee 37204-0748 C -- MULTIDISCIPLINARY ARCHITECT-ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR AN
INDEFINITE DELIVERY CONTRACT FOR THE TENNESSEE AIR NATIONAL GUARD,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE AND ALSO FOR THE SURROUNDING TENNESSEE ARMY NATIONAL
GUARD UNITS. DUE 031999 POC Contact Contract Specialist 1Lt. John W.
Anders, 615-313-0781, or Contracting Officer CPT Sammy K. Beard,
615-313-2650. DESC: The scope of work for this contract shall include,
but not limited to Architect-Engineer (A-E) Type "A, B, and C,
Services for the design of miscellaneous Indefinite Delivery projects.
Delivery Orders may consist of a wide variety of alteration,
construction, and repair projects involving a wide range of
multi-discipline design expertise. Selected A-E shall provide type "A"
Investigative Services to include, but not limited to making
investigations, collecting data, and other such fact finding studies as
necessary to support the design of the various renovation projects for
the Tennessee Air National Guard, Memphis, Tennessee, and also to
include surrounding Tennessee Army National Guard locations. Type "B"
Design Services (optional) shall include engineering calculations and
analyses, complete design, statement of probable cost, and construction
contract documents completed in sufficient detail so as to be
competitively bid by contractors. Special design considerations shall
include interior design, acoustical/noise attenuation treatment, energy
conversation features, and communication wiring. Type "C" Services
(optional) shall include all personnel, equipment and material
necessary to prepare all material data and shop drawing reviews, in
addition to complete construction compliance inspections and material
testing as required in the construction contract documents. The
services under this option if exercised, will not commence until the
start of project construction for each project. The contract will have
a maximum cumulative fee of $1,500,000.00 per year with each delivery
order not to exceed $300,000.00. The contract will contain a minimum
guaranteed fee of $5,000.00 with a contract term of one year from date
of award with four one year option periods, not to exceed a total
contract period of five years. Initial projects identified for the Air
National Guard at Memphis International Airport, Memphis, Tennessee,
includes (1) Project Title: Repair Mechanical System, Building 358,
Project No. PYKL962009, Work will consist of providing design services
to survey and evaluate this 1968 facility for complete mechanical
system modernization of all shops and office spaces. (2) Project Title:
Repair Roof Multi-Buildings, Project No. PYKL972006, Work will consist
of providing design to survey multi-buildings for roof replacement and
repairs. Design to include improvements in R-factors, etc. (3) Project
Title: Revitalize Building 401, Project No. PYKL972007, Work shall
consist of providing design services to survey and evaluate this
facility for a complete renovation for an upcoming mission change. (4)
Project Title: Repair Aircraft Apron, Project No. PYKL002001, Work
shall consist of providing design services to survey and evaluate
problems of existing apron and perimeter around existing apron
including connections to airport facilities. Design will include
drainage improvements. Firms, which meet the requirements, described in
this announcement and wish to be considered for selection are invited
to submit three (3) completed, current, signed, and dated SF 254s, and
SF 255s for the prime and each consultant to: USPFO for Tennessee,
Attention: 1LT John W. Anders, P.O. Box 40748 Powell Avenue, Nashville,
Tennessee 37204-0748, within thirty (30) calendar days from the date of
this announcement. If a current (less than one calendar year old) SF
254 has been previously submitted, then it is not mandatory to
resubmit. However, a letter so stating shall be submitted within the
prescribed time frame. Please state in block four (4), page four (4) of
the SF 254 the size status of your firm. The SF 255 shall reflect all
experience related to a multi-disciplined Indefinite Delivery type
contract and the type of projects designed and/or managed. The prime
firm and any consultants he/she intends to use must submit this form.
Firms with more than one office shall indicate on the SF 255 the office
out of which the work will be performed and the staffing composition of
that office. The Government may place delivery orders for
thedevelopment of project books and statements of work under this
contract. The A-E firm awarded the contract for this Indefinite
Delivery Contract will be ineligible to prepare both the project
books/statements of work and performing the design services for those
follow on projects. If a Large Business Concern is awarded this
contract a Subcontracting Plan will be required in accordance with the
Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Part 19.7. In accordance with
Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation (DFAR) 204.7302 Policy, a firm
must be registered in the Central Contractor Registration (CCR) System
before it can be awarded this contract. Prospective A-E firms will be
evaluated on the relative order of importance as listed below: (1)
PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS: The project team should include the
following disciplines: Architectural, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical,
Structural, and Environmental Engineers. The make-up of the proposed
design team, to include outside consulting firms, will be evaluated.
The qualifications and experience of the team members will be
evaluated. Therefore, the anticipated design team should be identified.
(2) SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE: The nature of the contract is such that
experience in designing/renovating military type facilities is highly
desired. Therefore, experience and technical competence in designing
these types of projects and preparation of project documents should be
indicated. (3) CAPACITY TO ACCOMPLISH THE WORK IN THE REQUIRED TIME:
The general capabilities of the firm to develop the design and prepare
the project documents within the time limits set by the Government
will be examined. The time limit for each delivery order negotiated
under this Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract will be
negotiated separately for each delivery order. Prospective A-E firms
should demonstrate their capability and performance for on-time
delivery of their designs. (4) PAST PERFORMANCE: The history of
performance by the firm on projects for Government (Federal, State, and
Local) Agencies and some private concerns will be examined. Areas such
as work load, quality of work (project documents and function), and
compliance with performance schedules (meet submittal dates) will be
examined. (5) LOCATION OF A-E FIRMS: The prime firm and major
consultants such as electrical, mechanical, structural, and
geotechnical should be located within a fifty (50) mile radius of the
project involved. Specialized consultants not having a major impact on
design or on construction management need not fall within these
criteria. However, consultants such as cost estimating/ control, and
acoustics must have a thorough knowledge of local conditions affecting
their respective disciplines. (6) WASTE REDUCTION AND ENERGY
EFFICIENCY: Demonstrated success in prescribing the use of recovered
materials and also in achieving waste reduction and energy efficiency
in facility design. (7) VOLUME OF DOD WORK AND EXTENT TO WHICH
POTENTIAL CONTRACTORS COMMIT TO SMALL AND SMALL DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS
FIRMS, HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITY, OR MINORITY
INSTITUTION: The volume of work previously awarded to the firm by the
DOD shall be considered. The object being to effect an equitable
distribution of DOD A-E contracts among qualified A-E firms, including
small disadvantaged firms and firms that have not has prior Department
of Defense Contracts. Firms shall also address the amount of DOD
contract fees awarded during the last five calendar years. In addition,
the Volume of DOD work and extent to which potential contractors have
utilized small business, small disadvantaged business, a historically
black college/university, or minority institution, whether as a joint
venture, teaming arrangement, or subcontractor. Technical questions
should be addressed to LTC James I. Wilson, (901) 541-7141 between the
hours of 8:00 A.M. and 4:30 P.M., local time. Collect calls will not
be accepted. This project is open to large as well as small business
firms (unrestricted). Posted 02/16/99 (W-SN298736). (0047) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0010 19990218\C-0001.SOL)
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